Mêda Route

Chapel of Nossa Senhora dos Milagres - Barreira

The main church has a longitudinal plan with a nave, a chancel and an adjoining sacristy and bell tower. It has characteristics of Mannerist and Baroque architecture and was built in the 17th century.

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POINT OF INTEREST LOCATION

Rua Nossa Senhora dos Milagres - EN1014 6430-021, Barreira

HOW TO ARRIVE

Nossa Senhora dos Milagres Street- National Road 1014 6430-021, Barreira

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Marialva Castle is one of the most singular ruins of Portuguese castles. The line of walls interrupted by two wickets and two gates (the gate of the Guardian Angel and the gate of Monte) hide a cluster of ruins: the Paçom Alcáçova, the Town Hall, the Jail and the Court, as well as the pillory, the cistern, the Keep, two churches and five towers.

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Pillory of Marialva

This monument was built in the 16th century, more precisely in the years immediately following the Manueline charter.

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Chapel of Nossa Senhora de Lurdes

Outside the wall, next to the Gate of the Guardian Angel, this chapel was probably built in the seventeenth century and received, a century later, decorative elements of gilded and polychrome woodcarving.

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Longroiva Castle

An ancient Templar fortification that according to studies must have been one of the first to be built in Portugal. However, in the 19th century, due to its abandonment, the castle began to serve as a supply of building stone and the interior was transformed into a cemetery.

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Longroiva Pillory

It is an example of granite with Manueline elements, built in the 16th century and rebuilt in the 20th century.

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Castle and Pillory of Ranhados

A construction attributed to King Dinis, it has now been converted into a cemetery.

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Areeira Farm- Solar dos Cancelos

It onsists of a residential house and a chapel integrated in the façade. It was built in 1748 and the façade is marked by the 6 doors and windows, a balustraded porch and a coat of arms.

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Mêda Pillory

Five hundred year old pillory, in granite at the top of five steps and with an octagonal frame capital.

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The remarkable Casa Grande gained the appearance it has today in the second half of the 18th century, when the then owner, José Manuel Amaral, had it rebuilt and extended, transforming the old manor house into a noble house, giving it the Baroque face. On the main façade there is a coat of arms and on the south façade a chapel with 19th century fresco paintings depicting the Annunciation and the Adoration of the Three Kings on the walls. Its gilded carved altar of Joanine style and the coffered ceiling were sold, and its fate is unknown. It was sold in 2007 and according to the current owner is being restored according to the original style.

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Clock Tower of Mêda

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